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Rolvix wrote:Update: I'm living and working in Haiti for the next year as the Residence and Communications Coordinator at St. Boniface Hospital in a town called Fond-des-Blancs!

DukePA wrote:

Rolvix wrote:Update: I'm living and working in Haiti for the next year as the Residence and Communications Coordinator at St. Boniface Hospital in a town called Fond-des-Blancs!

Wonderful! I hope you're journaling about your experience.

Turk wrote:

DukePA wrote:

Rolvix wrote:Update: I'm living and working in Haiti for the next year as the Residence and Communications Coordinator at St. Boniface Hospital in a town called Fond-des-Blancs!

Wonderful! I hope you're journaling about your experience.

Speaking of journaling, Swee'Pea has a blog up. http://mysummertimetravels.blogspot.com/

I'm jealous of the kid. Beats the heck out of busing tables and parking cars. I want a do-over.

Turk wrote:

DukePA wrote:

Rolvix wrote:Update: I'm living and working in Haiti for the next year as the Residence and Communications Coordinator at St. Boniface Hospital in a town called Fond-des-Blancs!

Wonderful! I hope you're journaling about your experience.

Speaking of journaling, Swee'Pea has a blog up. http://mysummertimetravels.blogspot.com/

I'm jealous of the kid. Beats the heck out of busing tables and parking cars. I want a do-over.

isuf;bnae[rn wrote:
So this is Swee'Pea. First of all, I'm very touched by what my dad has been writing and I'm glad that there are people out there enjoying my blog. But I'm also more than a little surprised to come across details of my personal life being discussed by people I've never met. My generation has been warned time and time again (by people older than us) that we should always be very careful when you post on the Internet, because you never know who might see it. I've always followed that advice, but I never thought that I would be the one finding something that I wasn't expected to see. I'm not mad at my dad (Everything he wrote was positive and true, and I'm truly flattered), but just please be careful what you share. (Because I'm sure some of you are wondering: My blog has a traffic sources display, and I noticed several hits coming from a link on this page. I don't think I can find this thread using Google, but I could view it without creating an account once I had the link)

Anyway, good luck in Haiti Rolvix! You're lucky that Duke has a create-your-own major option (and now a Global Health major). I'm pretty much doing a Global Health major, but I'm getting a mouthful of a minor/certificate combo since there's no way to design your own major in Arts and Sciences. How will you be handling med school secondary apps/interviews during your gap year?